The Screenwriters Are My Comrades And I Fully Understand How They Feel🫡

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HAVING FUN and ENJOYING the process of writing is so important. Whether you strive to work professionally or write just for the hell of it, remember why you started in the first place. It all comes down to love honestly

Nature will only heal when y'all stop using Character AI chats and just go rp with your friends

Beautiful covers compared to their equally beautiful alternative covers

✨FFF 205 Masterlist

Thank you for all your wonderful entries, we loved reading every single one ^^ (If we missed your entry, please let us know)

Consider checking out your fellow writers’ pieces, give out those likes and reblogs and gather some inspiration for the new prompt at 12pm!

We’ll see you then!

Where the flowers grow by @somealienquill

The Magic Mirror by @charlies-storybook

Imaginary flowers by @rins-love-wins

Where the Flowers Grow by @renee-writer

Hanahaki by @lix88888

She will wait by @whogavemeapen

Everyone Deserves a Flower by @shipping-through-eternity

Where the Flowers Grow by @aquadestinyswriting

Soar, young one by @writing-with-olive

Curses by @drowning-in-cacophony

Clarification by @lisbeth-kk

Where the Flowers Grow by @clarislam

of ancient roots by @ginneke

Where the Flowers Grow by @stories-by-rie

Growing to be who we really are by @mimisempai

Missing home by @sam-glade

Stolen Moment in the Fields by @pen-of-roses

Something About Poppies by @scottdarlingstorytime

A lovely day by @ngkiscool

Where the Flowers Grow by @lassiesandiego

Desolation by @odysseywritings

Two Suns by @theoriginalsapphic

What She Left Behind by @starlightswitch

Make It True by @jlilycorbie

The Beauty You Are by @edosianorchids901

Snowdrops in the Summer by @betweenthetimeandsound

Disappearance by @e-lisard

so hold my hand, i'll walk with you my dear by @ineedaplacetostay

soil under his nails by @asher-orion-writes

✨ intermission ✨because you wrote so much that tumblr can't post them all in one block ✨ apparently ✨

Where the Flowers Grow by @landofspaceandrainbows

Wherre the Flowers Grow by @nooowestayandgetcaught

Life on a new Sphere by @goblin-writer

ME TOO

I WANT TO EAT THIS ENTIRE GAME OMNOMNOM/POS

AJSDFKLA I love the energy in both of these asks thank you so much for the kind words and apologies for your (semi)friendly neighborhood friends-to-lovers chaos gremlin😔

Hiii!! You know those memes with birds and quotes besides them? The ones like 'the risk i took was calculated but man i am bad at math' and such? Which ones do you think apply to the ROs (or the cast?) ? 🦉

Bahaha okay so:

The Sage:

Oisein:

The Healer:

The Magesmith:

The High Sheevra (just...all of them aksjdjssk):

Thank you for the ask! ❤️

Tag game *:･ﾟ☆

tysm to @thedeal-if and @spikingtheodds-if for thinking of me & tagging me !!

I'll tag @loveyoudespiteitall-if, @poll-ventures(@eggtwerp), @unshackled-if @unwilling-souls-if and @greatprotector-if 💗

here's some no context pics that explain the vibe of this IF/WIP:

If the call to read diverse books gets you hot under the collar, I need you to lean into that discomfort a little and ask yourself the question: What would happen if I did?

First and foremost, let’s make sure we are on the same page about the diverse books effort. When someone says “Read more diversely,” what they are asking is for you to take the author into consideration when you are choosing your next read. It’s unfortunate that we live in a world where current prejudice and a long history of prejudice impact the day to day lives of minority groups, but the publishing industry is largely white, heteronormative, able bodied, and cis. We can uplift authors of color, disabled authors, and queer authors by purposefully looking for their books, especially when the publishing industry fails them time and time again.

This does not mean that you can’t read books by white, cis, straight authors. A focus is not an exclusion. All that is being asked is that alongside your normal reads, you intentionally branch out into more diverse writers.

Creating space for more diverse authors is important because people deserve to tell their own stories. Have you ever read something in your area of expertise and the author just got it so incredibly wrong? This happens with identity, too. Not only is it cringe worthy when someone outside the community gets the essence wrong, it can also be incredibly harmful by spreading destructive stereotypes. Allowing community members to tell stories about their community empowers them and helps to establish good representation in mainstream media.

Representation matters because every person deserves to see themselves well represented in a book they love. It’s so easy to feel alone, especially if you are part of a minority community. Books open up a window for us to feel more connected and to understand our identities. It’s no wonder that having positive representation has been shown to increase self-esteem.

Even if the representation isn’t your identity, it’s still incredibly important. Diversity is a teacher. We live in an age of echo chambers. It’s so easy to get sequestered into our own personalized bubble on the internet. Putting yourself in a place to listen to the stories of people different from yourself is vital for connecting with others, for understanding their struggles, and for building solidarity in our communities. It will stretch you in the best of ways.

And finally, if that wasn’t enough, we should read diverse because we deserve to read excellent stories. Diverse books are brilliant. They challenge the industry, inject new life blood into publishing, keep thing fresh and exciting. Diverse books are stunning. They are well written, and fun, and capture the imagination. Diverse books keep the humanity in publishing, because humanity is millions of unique facets joined together into a whole. Why would you limit yourself to just one?